Leo Faria
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I’ve only found out about one-man developer Funselektor a few months ago after playing the absolutely phenomenal Art of Rally, a game that, somehow, managed to feel fresh and unique in a genre widely known for following standardized rules for the past twenty or so years. Later on, I was...
Remnant: From the Ashes was a surprisingly good game released with little fanfare last year, but what the vast majority of people didn’t know, was that this game was actually a sequel to another title released by Gunfire Games (the same people behind Darksiders III) a few years prior. That...
The Playstation 5 is a beast of a machine, offering lightning fast loading times and gorgeous visuals and resolutions thanks to its sheer horsepower. But that’s not my favorite thing about the new console, though. My favorite innovation featured in Sony’s new system is its brand new controller, the Dualsense....
Every time a brand new console is released, its manufacturer must have a killer app ready at launch. That one game that makes you drool for that expensive piece of hardware. The Nintendo 64 had Super Mario 64, the Xbox had Halo, and the Switch had Breath of the Wild,...
Planet Coaster was originally released in 2016, as one of Frontier Developments’ first self-published titles, in a time when the company was increasing in size and overall relevance. It was basically a spiritual successor to their widely acclaimed theme park simulators in general, but most notably RollerCoaster Tycoon 3. It...
WayTooManyGames’ 2019 Game of the Year was Capcom’s Devil May Cry 5, a triumphant return to form for the franchise. Even though I’m in the minority that still believes that Ninja Theory’s DmC: Devil May Cry was actually a pretty freaking good game, I couldn’t help but love being able...
The first Tetris Effect was a fantastic VR experience released back in 2018. I have previously mentioned how difficult it is to make something as pristine and classic as Tetris feel innovative almost forty years after its original release. However, audiovisual madman Tetsuya Mizuguchi achieved just that, with a new...
Serious Sam 4 was released earlier on this year and sadly, it didn’t exactly live up to the hype. It felt rushed, somewhat unifinished and uninspired. Moreover, that game is currently only available on PC and… Stadia, of all systems. Console owners craving for a Serious Sam experience on current-gen...
After seven fantastic games, Kiryu’s saga had finally come to an end with the release of 2018’s Yakuza 6: The Song of Life. We were all curious to find out what Sega would do next with arguably its most important gaming franchise at the moment, as Sonic has been relegated...
Back in 2010, the quasi-defunct Criterion Games gained control over the Need for Speed franchise, injecting a bit of their beloved Burnout franchise into the mix. I honestly consider Hot Pursuit to be last truly great Need for Speed game, before the series faded away in the background, up until...
The first time I heard about Sackboy: A Big Adventure, I’m not going to lie, I felt very skeptical. A series known for being a creative tool for players to design their own levels, now ditching its most iconic features in favor of becoming a straightforward 3D platformer like countless...
